Universities

There might be a terror attack against Jews in the United States due to the alarming rise in antisemitism since the Hamas massacre of Israelis started the war, Israeli United Nations Ambassador Gilad Erdan said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union."

Some of the top law firms in the country warned in a letter that they may not recruit students from universities that allow antisemitic behavior or displays.

In a recent development, an individual has been taken into custody following threats made against the Jewish community at Cornell University

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) called for universities allowing antisemitic protests to no longer receive federal funding.

Four 11-year-old Jewish students at Manhattan Beach Middle School were told by another student that "Jews should be killed."

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) warned that he plans to cancel student visas if foreign students openly support Hamas.

Former President Trump vowed this week in Iowa to bring back his travel ban on day one if reelected into office.

Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) called for the United States to deport foreign students who support the terrorist group, Hamas.

At campaign stops in Iowa, Donald Trump promised to implement strict U.S. border policies, suspend refugee resettlement, and revoke the visas of radical students, according to The Post Millennial.

A Jewish student's dorm room at Drexel University was reportedly set on fire.